Welcome to AmateurGolf.com's complete coverage of the 2025 LPGA Q-Series (LPGA Qualifying Tournament) — the multi-stage proving ground where professional dreams are made and golf’s next stars earn their shot at the LPGA Tour.

This guide features the full schedule, results, course information, and advancing players from every stage — from early qualifying to the Final Qualifying in December. Follow along as top amateurs and seasoned pros battle for LPGA Tour cards and Epson Tour status. 

🏆 What’s at Stake: LPGA Tour Cards on the Line

The LPGA Qualifying Series (Q-Series) is the official 3 stage qualifying pathway for earning membership on the LPGA and Epson Tour. The top 25 and ties at the Final Qualifying Stage will earn LPGA status for the 2026 season.

There are three regional Pre-Qualifying sites hosting 54-hole competitions from Sept. 23-26th, with Qualifying contested in October and Final Qualifying in December.

For female golfers aspiring to join the LPGA Tour, qualifying is no walk in the park and there are fewer spots up for grabs. Recently, the LPGA reduced the number of cards earned through Q-School (Q-Series) from 45 down to 25, and increased those given via the Epson Tour, from 10 to 15.

📅 2025 Q-School Schedule

📊 Qualifying Results & Advancing Players

Pre-Qualifying of the 2025 LPGA Q-Series featured one sites in the U.S. at Plantation Golf and Country Club in Venice, FL. Players who made it through this stage just need to outlast the Final Stage happening in December.

Qualifying Results

Completed Second Stage sites with advancing players are listed below.

Bobcat Course - Plantation Golf & Country Club / Panther Course - Plantation Golf & Country Club (Venice, FL) | SEE FULL RESULTS

Oct. 15-18th, 2025 — Top 45 players advanced

Cut line: -3 (Top 45 and Ties Advance to the LPGA Q-Series: Final Qualifying Stage)

📊 Pre-Qualifying Results & Advancing Players

Pre-Qualifying of the 2025 LPGA Q-Series featured three sites across the U.S., Indian Wells, CA, Daytona Beach, FL, and Argyle, TX. Low scores and high stakes determined who moved one step closer to LPGA Tour status. Below are the results from the completed sites

Pre-Q Results

Completed First Stage sites with advancing players are listed below.

Indian Wells Country Club - Classic Course (Indian Wells, CA)

Sept. 24-26th, 2025 — Top 35 players advanced

Cut line: -1 (Top-30 and ties advance to LPGA Q-Series: Qualifying Stage)

LPGA International - Jones Course (Daytona Beach, FL)

Sept. 24-26th, 2025 — Top 35 players advanced

Cut line: -5 (Top-30 and ties advance to LPGA Q-Series: Qualifying Stage)

Denton Country Club (Argyle, TX)

Sept. 24-26th, 2025 — Top 34 players advanced

Cut line: +4 (Top-30 and ties advance to LPGA Q-Series: Qualifying Stage)

🏁 The Road Ahead: Final Qualifying

Players who advance to the Final Qualifying stage will compete at Magnolia Grove Golf Course in Mobile, AL Dec. 4-8th.

The top 25 and ties at this stage will earn LPGA status for the 2026 season. In the past, the next 20 players receive partial status, while players not finishing in the top 40 of the Final Stage receive Epson Tour status. Final Qualifying is also open to LPGA tour members ranked #101-#150 and Epson tour members ranked #11-#35 (including ties). Before playing in the Final Qualifying Stage, players must announce their professional status (once they participate in this final round, they will have some sort of status to a professional tour). Last year, 99 players competed and the cut line for LPGA status was -6 over 5 rounds, with the winning score, from Miyu Yamashita, being -27.

📺 Why the Q-Series Structure has Evolved

“The changes to the LPGA Q-Series structure, specifically the Pre-Qualifying stage, were made based on feedback on timing and location. The three-site model for Pre-Qualifying accommodates players in different regions, minimizes wait time for athletes advancing from Pre-Qualifying to Qualifying and allows the LPGA to utilize one course for each competition to improve player preparation for the event,” said LPGA Senior Vice President of Tournament Operations, Tommy Tangtiphaiboontana. “We are excited to enhance our Q-Series competitions through these updates, which align with our goal of providing the best players in the world adequate pathways to compete on the LPGA Tour.”

Compiled by AmateurGolf.com Staff — the leading source for amateur and professional golf coverage since 1999.